A Registry Today.
A Treasure in 18 Years.
Registry, baby shower HQ, family village and time-capsule memory vault — one beautiful private site, dressed head-to-toe in his dinosaurs or her rose gold. Gift money goes straight to your own Venmo, PayPal, Cash App or Zelle.
Your baby registry is not a shopping cart.
For about four months, a registry is the busiest page in your family. Your mother checks it. Your husband’s aunt checks it. The friend who is flying in checks it at the airport. Then the baby arrives, and every registry on the internet quietly becomes a dead link — because it was only ever a shopping cart with your surname on it.
This one keeps going. The same link that held the cot and the car seat becomes the place the photographs live, where your father-in-law writes something he would never say out loud, where the shower gets organised, and where — in 2044 — a grown adult reads what a room full of people wrote before they had even met them.
That is the whole idea: one private link, eighteen years long. Everything below serves it.
One Link. The Whole Journey.
Eight things, each built properly rather than eight things half-built. Every card opens a page that explains exactly how it works — and what it deliberately does not do.
Gift Registry
Guests claim gifts with one tap — no account, ever
How it works →
Cash Gifts
Seven services: Venmo, PayPal, Cash App, Zelle, Apple Cash, GoFundMe, or any link
How it works →
The Village
Profiles with the name they want to be called — Poppy, Nana, Auntie Kate
How it works →
Memory Vault
Everyone in the village can add photos and stories, not just you
How it works →
Time Capsules
Sealed means sealed: the words are withheld, not merely hidden behind a banner
How it works →
Baby Shower
A task list your helpers claim themselves — no chasing
How it works →
Themes
Ten boy themes and ten girl themes — deliberately no neutral option
How it works →
Gender Reveal
One page, one link — nothing to install and nothing to sign up for
How it works →
Privacy
Reachable only by a secret link, and blocked from every search engine
How it works →
Unmistakably His. Unapologetically Hers.
Ten adventures for boys, ten fairytales for girls. Each theme restyles everything — colors, fonts, mascot, falling motifs, even the printables. Every combination checked for perfect readability.
Have a look around before you sign up
Every picture below is a photograph of the running app, taken from the live demo registries. Nothing is an artist's impression.
Gift money never passes through our hands.
Connect the payment apps you already use. Guests tap once and pay you directly — with the amount and a gift note pre-filled. We even include step-by-step setup guides for every service, sourced from their official help centers.
Three Steps to Baby's Corner of the Internet
Pick his or her theme
Choose from 20 boy and girl themes. Your whole site — colors, fonts, mascot, printables — dresses to match instantly.
Build & invite the village
Add gifts from any store, set up cash funds, plan the shower, and share one private link with everyone you love.
Celebrate for 18 years
Gifts go to your accounts. Photos, milestones and sealed letters build a vault that opens on the 18th birthday.
Everyone Gets a Part to Play
Claim the crib, sponsor the nursery fund, and write the first sealed letter for the 18th birthday — no app to install, ever.
Claim a job from the task board, watch the RSVP count climb, and print the shopping checklist for the shop.
Approve gifts together, watch funds arrive in your own accounts, and keep every memory in one place that's truly yours.
Guess the arrival date, sign the guestbook, cheer every milestone — and maybe start a registry of their own one day.
What happens after the gifts stop
Most of the value here arrives after the shower is over. The registry becomes a memory feed that everyone can add to — which matters more than it sounds, because the best photograph of your baby this month is almost certainly on somebody else’s phone. Grandparents add Sunday lunch. The auntie adds the video from the hospital corridor. You end up with a record no single camera roll could have produced.
Every photo is re-encoded on the way in: rotated the right way up, stripped of its EXIF and GPS data — so no image here quietly carries your home address — and stored in three sizes. A 2.2 MB phone photo becomes 273 KB across all three. That is measured, not estimated, and it is the reason eighteen years of photographs fits in a plan that costs less than a coffee a month.
And underneath it, the letters. Anyone in your village can write one and seal it until the eighteenth birthday. Sealed here means the words are withheld from the page, from the API and from every guest — not a banner drawn over readable text. The author can re-read their own; the parents can read them all; everybody else sees only that a letter exists and the year it opens.
One button downloads all of it — every photo at full resolution plus every milestone, letter, gift and guest in readable files. No support ticket, no export queue. If your subscription ever lapses, nothing is deleted: the site turns read-only, your village can still read it, and that download still works.
What this does not do
Nobody believes a feature list with no edges, so here are ours. Every feature page carries the same section.
It does not process your gift money
Deliberately. Guests pay you directly through your own accounts, which is why we take 0% and your friend’s $50 arrives as $50. The trade-off is that you tick each cash gift off yourself when you see it land — a couple of seconds, and the fund bar never moves on an unverified claim.
It does not read prices from shops automatically
You type the price you saw, and can edit it any time. Retailers actively block automated price reading, and a registry that confidently shows the wrong price is worse than one that asks you to type it.
It does not have private messages
Guests here are recognised by a link on a device, not a password — that is what makes it usable for a grandparent. A “private” thread under that model is only as private as whoever is holding the family tablet, so rather than promise something the design cannot keep, the village chat is one honest shared room and says so on the page.
It does not host video
Photos are stored and optimised here; video is embedded from YouTube or Vimeo. Hosting video for eighteen years genuinely costs more than this product charges, and we would rather say so than quietly cap it.
It does not have a gender-neutral theme
The catalogue is ten boy themes and ten girl themes by design. If you would rather not choose a gendered look, pick whichever palette you like best — the themes are colour systems, and nothing forces the wording to match.
Less Than a Pack of Diapers
Every plan includes all 20 themes, the full registry & shower toolkit, the village, and the time capsule. Start free — no card needed.
- 500 MB photo vault (~350 photos)
- All 20 boy & girl themes
- Registry, shower HQ & village
- Gift payments to your own accounts
- Custom domain add-on available
- 2 GB photo vault (~1,500 photos)
- Everything in Pro Monthly
- Custom domain included
- White-label (no platform badge)
- Anytime memory vault export
- 5 GB vault, guaranteed to the 18th birthday
- Everything in Annual
- White-label email (your domain)
- Priority family support
- One payment, eighteen years
Need more space? Stackable boosts: +1 GB at $4.99/mo (or $19/yr) · +3 GB at $9.99/mo (or $39/yr).
Asked by Every Careful Parent
Does gift money go through your platform?
Never. Guests pay you directly through your own Venmo, PayPal, Cash App, Zelle or other accounts — we just make the handoff beautiful and pre-fill the amount and gift note. Your subscription is the only thing you ever pay us.
Is our registry really private?
Yes. Every family site carries strict no-index rules for search engines and is reachable only through your secret link or your own custom domain. Only this marketing page is public.
Do guests need to download an app or create an account?
No. Grandma taps the link and she's in — claiming gifts, writing letters, playing the predictions game. No passwords, no app store.
Can we use our own domain name?
Yes — Annual and Lifetime plans include custom domain support (like babyharper.com), and Monthly can add it for $2.99/mo. White-label plans hide our name completely.
What happens to our photos if we cancel?
Nothing scary. Your site switches to a read-only Memory Vault for 90 days, you can export everything anytime, and we never silently delete a family's memories. That trust is the whole point of an 18-year product.
How long does setting it up take?
About two minutes to a live registry: choose boy or girl, pick a theme, type your little one’s name and due date, and you have a private link to share. Adding gifts and connecting a payment handle takes as long as you want to spend on it, and the admin overview keeps a short checklist of anything still worth doing.
Can other people help run it?
Yes, in two levels. A co-parent gets full access. A shower helper gets a one-tap link that reaches the task board and the shower details and nothing else — not billing, not your settings, not the gift money, not the vault. That boundary is enforced on the server, not merely hidden from her menu, because “co-admin” usually means “can do absolutely everything” and that is not what anyone means when they ask a friend to help with a party.
What about accessibility — will my grandmother be able to read it?
Every one of the twenty themes has its text colours derived rather than hand-picked, darkened automatically until they clear the WCAG AA contrast standard against whatever they sit on. Three hundred colour combinations are checked on every build and the build fails if any one of them falls short. The whole site also works with JavaScript switched off.
Can I take my data and leave?
Any time, in one click, with no warning period and no support ticket: a ZIP containing every photo at full resolution plus every milestone, letter, gift, guest, prediction and RSVP as readable files, with a plain-English index. Deleting the registry permanently is also self-service — and it cancels your subscription first, so nobody is ever left paying for something that no longer exists.
Is there an app?
It installs to a home screen like one — with your theme’s own icon — but there is nothing to download and no app store involved. A link is the whole of it, which is exactly why the people you most want to reach will actually use it.
What happens after the baby arrives?
That's when it gets good: the registry becomes a growth journal — a growth log, monthly photos, first steps, and the time capsule collecting letters until the 18th birthday.
Your Baby's Story Starts With One Link.
Full 14-day trial, every feature switched on, no card needed. Pick your theme, add your due date, and share your private link today.
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